Indianz.Com > COVID-19 > NEWS: Social Distance Powwow founders apologize for ‘Smoke Signals’ broadcast with unexpected guest
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Posted: April 27, 2020

A Native author who was the subject of sexual harassment allegations reappeared on the very popular Social Distance Powwow group, frustrating Native women, survivors and advocates.

“Are we telling young women that they don’t matter?” author and journalist Jacqueline Keeler  told Indianz.Com.

STORY: https://www.indianz.com/News/2020/04/27/social-distance-powwow-founders-apologiz.asp

‘Smoke Signals Edition’: Social Distance Powwow

Note: The following video contains footage of a person accused of sexual harassment. It is taken from the final minutes of a Social Distance Powwow broadcast on April 26, 2020.

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